The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-10-15
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, OCT. IS, 1887.
IT. T. Danilson and wife visited

lately. Hope to see him out soon
Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at Isham & Co.'S dru!
store.
Lawyer J. S. Negley sports {
fine new law library. Heis getting
quite a nice Office fitted up.
ID. L. Bailey, Of Caldwell, was
elected Grand Master at the Grand
Lodge session at Boise last week
Boise City real estate has ad.
vanced considerably and the town
otherwise quite lively since the adj
vent of the Namp branch.
Mike Devers found garter on
the ball room floor. The owner
can have the same by calling at his
! ranch and proving property.
j. NJ. Hagar, the ent erprising
Mt. Home merchant, ccompanied
by his wife, attended the Dedica-
ton ceremony here Thursday.
For the first time this sum-
mer the Caldwell bill boards are
cleared. The Odd Fellows Ball
ended long line of festivities.
"A. A. Hoover, S. N. Moe, C.
H. Reed, D. L. Bailey and a TR1-
BUNE representative were Boise Wis
itors last Tuesday. Boise City al
ways treat strangers well.
Fred Brumzell and wife, ac-
companied by Misses Moe and
Sommercamp, came over to attend
the Odd Fellows ball. They have
many friends here who are happy
to meet them on all occasions.
Rev. Geo. H. Newman has pur-
chased property here and is now a
fixture among us. Mr. Newman
is an enterprising citizen as we'll as
a minister, and he will be found in
the right place on all questions of
public good.
w. E. Wheeler, editor of the
Eagle Rock Register, called on THE
TRIBUNE last Thursday. Bro.
Wheeler is very agreeable gentle
man and we are pleased to have
met him. He is a rustler and a
good newspaper man.
1t is said that the Nampa |
branch is doing three times the
business of the most sanguine ex-
pectations of the stock holders.
How true this may be we know
not, but we do know that it beats
the Caldwell branch all to thunder.
THE TRIBUNE owes Gen. Cur
It's an apology. We took a ride
over the Idaho Central the other
day, and have came to the conclu-
sion that the General hung on the
bell rope to keep from being shook
off. The General is evidently a
cautious man.
-Isham & Co. want it distinctly
understood that they have not
moved their stock of drugs and
hat they don't expect to move
hem except as their customers
larry them out; and that they are {
,oing to put prices SO low that they
will soon be moved.
-Isham & Co. have just receiv- 8
d the finest line of wall paper |
yer brought to Idaho. They GER q
ainly have the largest assortment s
" large majority, and it will pay /
'ou to examine their mammoth I
took when you need anything in t
he wall paper line. 7
While at Boise last week we i
allied on our old friend Jud. Boya- s
in, editor of the Idaho Democrat. e
nd. was hard at work as usual a
n his excellent paper, but he kind D
Y gave us the freedom of the office. h
'ome down, Bro. Boyakin, and al Il
wv us to return the compliment. S
Col. Hand, the immigration c
gent, returned to Caldwell last c.
'riday morning. He says that p
ute delegation of the German p
olony will be out next week. 8
olony will be out next week. h
Ie lays on our table sale bills ad- ST
ertising their goods to be sold on o.